1. Brave New World
... universal and considered socially constructive, while love marriage and parenthood are viewed as obscene. The story's protagonist, Bernard is different from most people in that he values his individuality and personality. He is discontent with the world he lives in and likes spending time alone just to think or looking at the stars (such behaviors are outlawed). At one point Bernard ... their destiny. To the hypnopaedic phrases used to mold invdividuals" social values and implant people with ideas of how they should act. It seems that although the citizens do have a personality, the gov...
- Word Count: 1015
- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: Undergraduate